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NEWS OF
. f Th Automobile business n thU eiiy
l H bur as th advsnc guard of
tli Japanese rmy, and Interest In auto
c fnoblllng la increasing ah rapidly es'the
good day arrive. Few cities Irt thl
'.bread land of ' our enjoy such glorious
cllmst during the summer and autumn
month than Portland, and alnoe the
. auto hae com Into such prominent .us
, for pleasure- trip as. well as for busl
. bsss uses, step should be taken' at
r ; one for th repairing- of : the roads
. throughout the city and county, that
a owners of machines oou Id. enjoy lan g
., ; splo outalde of the elty limit without
uttering 'from a serere "shaking up.
' Linnton road, one of the prettleet high
v .ways n the county, could be made wlth-
out great expense one of the finest road
for driving and automobtllng. i An -at-traction
that , wiU make the road more
? popular than ever win be th new road-
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Mr. and Mr. O. B. Stubbe
boos that wilt b constructed about
4H miles from th fair grounds - by
;. Blumauer Hoeh. Th houe will b
'one of th moat up-to-dat Institutions
. JDf ns kind on tha'Paclfld const and
'. "will -b run in flrat-elaaa etyl. Archl
' -tec t)avW Iwls 1 at" presont-pr'
'.. paring plans for th building. As soon
aa they are completed work will ,b
'''''. r started Th. property,' constating of
four 'acres, was purchased on Thursday,
i 'and It 1 4h Intention of the owner to,
Mns a landscape artist ta.boau.Uf? th
.. surroundings of th rew place.
'aobaThaVCI
i l- -Tha 'automtybtl Huw'WllI
."-,' meetings aa. th. by-Iawa commute
.win. probably, uoompmto. Ita wont.iat
4nt week. ; ..A soon, aa1- club gets
T thoroughly organlsod IU hardest task
wlH bo th agitation for. the betterment
of th roada. and In this work th auto
.' 'people -could be materially assisted by
th Hunt club ' anemWs. -, There la a
v big work ahead for th auto club anj
Its member ar arming for th labor.
t Th largest gssollns automobile on
.the Pacific coast via, just been com
Dieted' by the QUI Oaa. Engine aV Ma
--eh In company-of this city. -This Bit-
" chin wa ehlpped to ita destination on
April I. t This . larg i automobile la to
carry .pa ngrs between 8hanlko and
'Band. Or. It waa designed and built
7 ton th Central Oregon Transportation
! company, who bav built a special road
: from Croes Keys to Bend.' Or. It will
-carry from ,11 to II passengers at a
.load and- has been tested by th makers
up l "a speed bf miles per hour.- It
- will climb any kind of .srad found on
. th ordlnwry country roads. , Th wheel
of. this machine ar shod with heavy
, . K.v-'i. '. - i..' 'I-'-..
' Larf eat AOtortiobtle qn
olid rubber tlrss. The rubber tires,
together with th platform suspension
"springs, absorb th shock du to th
-irregularity in th' rood, and Ss the
', machln is upholstered with fin leather
cushions h makes It a very comfortable
- riding conveyance: It'also has a storm
top. which when- closed makea th an
terior warm and dry and far mor com-
- f ortabl than rh . most, modern , stag
coaches. In on o th photograph i
shown th curtains . rolled up showing
th seat and In th othr ono th cur
'. tain Is ahowndowai and ho - th Jna
"chin can be turned " lntoTan . tnclod
auto. Th powr for driving thU vhl
cl is furnished. by a -borepower. 4-
cylinder gasolln engine, which Is placed
. tinder th hood on th front ot th -mm-
chin. Immediately In front ot th n-
gin la a radiator whloh cools th water
: ueed around -the cylinder of the engine.
Thl radiator baa over ISO small tube
through which tho. water passes, around
Boa's Borrow Trouble.
it Im a ha'd'fcahlt to horrow Snvthinc
hut tn worst ' thing .you can poslbiy
borrow is trouble. Whan alrfc. aore.
heavy, weary and worn out by th pain
and poisons of dySpepfela, allloitsness.
Bright' dlaeaso, and similar Internal
dleorders. don't sit down asd , -brood
' over your symptoms, but"ily-or'r1ie
' to Clertrle PI n era. Here yon mill find
$ ur and permanent forget fulness of
til your troubles, snd your body will not
a bir- t v a Inad of dh dleeaee.
t 1 ary, f'ath sM f..k
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THE AUTOMOBILE WORLD
the tubes being wound email strips of
corrugated copper, thus; presenting hun
dreds of i square- incites of 'cooling sur
face of action of th air; t ha, mam water
I used over and over .again- for cooling
the cylinder. ' ' , -J
The' water " la circulated rapidly
through the water jackets of th engine,
then- through the radiator; tht circula
tion is produced by a rotary pump drlw
n from the engine. 'There I also be
hind th radiator a fan, which la driven
at a high rat of npeed. which draws
the cool air through the radiator and
a round th tubes. This automoblls Is
equipped with , compressed1' air . brakes
and -whistle. Two preaaure gauges on
the dash board show at all times th
amount of air pressure la th reoelver,
and also the air applied to' th brakes.
In addition to th air brake tber is
also an mrgncy brake which make
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and Their Two Sons, Jack and Robert in Their New Oldgmobik.
this automoblls easily controlled. " It
will bo noticed that in addition to th
two oil headlights on the front of this
machine that there Is also a powerful
lens mirror searchlight, which make
driving by night practically as easy as
by daylight Th manufacturers have
already run tht automobll over
miles and find it to work perfectly un
der all conditions. Since this machln
has been constructed a. number of auto
mobll stare lines propositions bav
sprung -up from the different parts of
th country, and u win only do mat-
' ahort . tjm that on all stage
noes wner inv iimii iu ia nvx .vuih
to warrant It that the passengers wul
b Tarried with comfort and at. a rat
of speed that will save, more than on
half Mm from and to th varlou points
in th eurroundtng country- la ono of
th picture seated at th wheel is the
designer, W. A. QUI. who Is 'president
of- th company that manufactured the
machine. . Thla company hopes in time
to make manufacturing of heavy motor
vehicle for both passengers and freight
service an industry of somo. Importance
la- this city. , ,. v V; i .-.
N 30 Motor Age, publlabed In Chicago,
has favorable comments ror th auto-
mobll law recently passed by th Ore-
son lealalatur. Motor Ago refers to
th Isw as a rational on. Among to
ezcerpu from ht law th following are
or muiritt - i r -.- - - i-, jr
"Th Oregon legislature just ad
Journed,. enacted th flrst law in that
atatir to rea-ulatsh nof automobile
on th county roads. Tbs first six seo-
(lons provide ror registering eacn auto
mobll In th offlc of th secretary -of
.the Patifie Coitt. ;
stat. and numberinc each vehicle. . The
number of each certificate, preceded by
th letters -Ore.' shall b displayed on
th book of such- automobll os -motor
cycle, in light-colored arable, numeral
t leaet S inches high od a dark back
ground. Vehicles ot automobillsts from
other states, touring Oregon," shsll bear
In similar manner th .initial of th
stat from whlchtthev come, and shell
hav complied with th automobll Isw
of that state. - - -
'Speed ia limited by seottoa Id, the
legal rat being, at. t miles an hour
within the hlokly-otUad or business
portion of any; city or vlllag and in th
country when within 140 yard of any
vehicle drawn by horses; t 1 miles an
hour ouUld of thickly settled or -busl-need
portion of cities or village on
publto roads, - hlghwsy or parkwaya,
and at 4 miles an hour at at reel Inter
sections within th limit of any 'city or
vlllag. Section 11 spertn' a general
speed limitation whereby automobillsts
on any highway, street or parkway shall
drive the earns at atvx speed greater
than Is reasonable and prpr. having
regard for th traffic andV use of tho way
by other. Racing' on' any of th aald
way is forbidden. . ' , ,-
Th manner of prosecution is set out
In section It to bo that any proper of
deer who shall 'arrt th- owner or
driver of "an automobile, motor vehicle
or motorcycle for an infraction: of any
part of th act shall take the motorist
Immediately befor. magistrate who
shall bear the as at ones, -or. upoa
'--yest of the defendant' and upon the
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depositing of fit as bail h. shall ad
journ th hearing for a time not-less
then 14 hours nor mor than I-days.
If It be Impossible to And a magistrate
within a reasonable- time from arrest
the arresting offloer shall accept ball to
th sum of - 110 for appearance of the
defendant at the proper time. Fines not
exceeding If f.or the first. 119 .for th
second, and f 100 for Succeeding offense
are provided. The expense of recording
a' motor vehicle with th secretary of
state II. ...' - ,-' , .'At,.."
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ATTTO BTOTM-
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. Few men in town derive aa mucn
pleaeur out of their machln a O. B.
itubbs. Mr. Btubbs has an Oldsmobll.
having-' purchased It from th H. I
Keats company,' and it Is His Intention
to take severs! long rung during th
susamsr months. ,'-'.'; . ..,';..
MTJ B.' Travis recently gold his 8t.
Louis oar-and has purchased ng-cyl-inder
1 S4-hors-powr St. Louis ma
chine that will bo a regular flyer.- .
It is proposed to hold a series of
auto testa during th Louis and Clark
fair. : Tho tests will include braking and
hills and obstacl raeos., - J
G H. Owen." official demonstrator of
tho .Wlnton Motor Carriage oompaay, of
Cleveland., was Ja Portland last Monday
snq gavg. many Intereatlng demonstra
tiona t various Portland neool. Mr.
Owen srrlyed her from Seattle and hi
opinion or our streets and roada waa
extremely favorable aa compared with
in precipitous hills of th northern
cuy.. xi e preoiciea - a . number of ear
owner would tour Is th Lewis and
Clark city with their machln from dif
ferent part r th country, especially
th middle west. He commented favor
ably on. . th ' proposlton of ollln umi
of our best roads, saying that th Bas
UM.ua untM roada would make
two or tn neat touring road in the
country, m left for San rranclsco
Mondsy. : ' ;''.. . ..-:.' .
' H. t Keats, local agent for th Olds
mobile. Has just returned ..from a trip
to Seattle. Tacoma. Belllnsrham. Van.
eouver, Victoria. New Westminster and
several . of the Gray Harbor points,
during which he j!aceddnnw
macnine. , inciuaing two of : tho latest
hotel auto-busees. which are becoming
quite popular in the , north weat.
Among the recent purchaaera of the
Old machln in thl elty la Henry
Wsmmay-who -1 -tho-pioneer-auto en
thusiast on th coast, having imported
the first automobile weet of the Rockies.
Other local anthualasts who resorted
new Oldsmobllea during th past week
wer Dr. A. B. Mackey. E. P. Cannon.
th oxpart electrician. andVW. O. Aiken
of th Luck Manufacturing company.:
- Tho Oldsmobll purchased - by -, Mr.
Aiken will be used In his travetav be
tween Portland and California points, ho
having selected th machln for that
especial purpose. - ... . . ;-.
Tho Old company received a carload
of new machines Thursday, and four
more carloada ar on tho way and trill
arrivo her for distribution throughout
tn nortnwest snout th latter part of
th wk,
Justus Brlggs of Kobe, Japan, has
in na Francisco for some time
In th interest of th Japsnsa 'govern
ment, nil purpoee being to purchaa
automobiles. . He haa .contracted with
General Manager C. A. Hawkins, of ths
San Francisco branch of the White Sew
ing Machln company, for 4 Whit
chassis, of tho latest design, th bodies
ror wn'.en win b bunt in japan. -
It has been decided that the German
reliability, trials for motor cycle and
small car will be run over a course
starting: from Kisenaeh. add extending
to Berlin and back, Juno t .and .1 . hav
been selected for the- trials.. There will
bo. throo classes of omall rar: Run
about coating up to' till: oar coating
up to lUi. nd.trl-crs and motor cycles
with trainers. Tb motor cycle will
i divided oceordln) to horsepower fntoJ
throe classes: wot over . rrom z o a.
nd' over 1 horsepower. One. . two and
four cylinder motor bicycles will be al-
Jpwsd to compote. . '. . ., T. -.;.-..
Th tall angular ' man tn th wide
brimmed-felt -hat wa evidently on of
th vanrtlird of southern merchsnt on
shopping trip. Certain It was thst he
was wofully unacquainted with the city'
busy way. - r , ' -, " ' ,
Toot! toot rnem tn mast sr an
automobll horn and In a moment th
visitor waa bumped -Into th gutter. 1 .
Haeolly. ho waa uninjured, with a
ferocious yell h started to hi feet iw
slmultsneously - reached back hi hand
to hie hip pockst.
Her. don't enoot -em yeiiea tn
spectators In prompt apprahenalon. "Ton
can hav 'em arretd. and than us
Th msn still kept his hand In hlali.
nip pocssi. wniis m iow v. y'.wi, . rim.
flashed across his face ad he looked
at th vanishing vutotsts. '
Thslr onto number la eltlimr
orled. a lawyer, bustling up. m il be
ydu'r lawyer In thl eatrtge."
"Oh. It ain't that, gentlemen," drawled
the Kentocklan. "1 shs' wouldn't mlnj
thl socldent, but for on thing." -
'But why hav you got your, hand
: BY AFrCniUlEnTS
Williams and Hunt Nam Men
. , With. 6 ad Records on the
Police Force. -
HUNTER NOTORIOUS IN
C ; - NORTH END 'DIVES
To 'Add to Scandal, Patrolman
- Fonea la ; Restored on
-Threats of Talking.1 1
. Scandal in the. police department,. f il
lowing the appointment of tt patrolmto
by Mayor. Williams and Chief Hunt la
growing in..magnitudc Tb cover was
removed from th caldron by publication
in part of th record of Wlrll Hunter,
on of th- appoint.- . Othey cbargoa
are now mad against Hunter, tb most
pertinent being that h waa "booster"
for a gambling gam at Frits' saloon on
Burnsld . street, ' whll question 'hav
been raised as to the fitness of others
of th patrolmen' to hold their positrons.
That Mayor Williams and th police
commissioners appreclste th serious
naturs ot th charges against Hunter
im shown by their failure to place him
on a beat; Senator Slchel was In con
ference with Chief Hunt for some time
yesterday. Hunter ''waa told to re
port at police headquarters at I o'clock
yesterday afternoon. , .'
- It haa developed that the officer to
whom Hunter applied two years ago to
so If eome way ould not bo found to
caus Sergeant Church to "II down"
and cess arresting an unfortunato wo
man undtr- the. protecting wing of -the
now patrolman ia Captain Bailey. Tb
captain , wes called into Chief Hunt s
private , office - yesterday and quee
tloned relative to the charge against
Huntsr. -, .' .;-v ; - . . .
. t7avry Meserds. I V.'
Another appolntmont to the fore.. also
Aald to have been made on th rooom
mendatlon of Chief Hunt, which ha led
to- caustic crltlotam,' la that of Robert
Phillip, . This patrolman was on th
force for aome time, but reslgnsd last
February, declaring th pay waa too
email. It Is alleged by certain patrol
men that Phillips has- nons jtoo savory
a reputation and haa boon th object of
eara-ldarahle street talk on account of
the relation be bor to a woman.
To add to the scandal, the depart
ment la discussing tb reinstatement of
Patrolman L. C Fonea, suspended on
Maron 10 by . the venerable chief. Though
Fonea was reinstated Friday and
went en duty at 1 J:t0 yesterday. ' his
pay ia to b allowed from April 1. Thl
mean practically that half th tint h
spent-- Under suspension . wsa - In l th
natJre of a vacation, with pay. , . .
Fonea mot Mayor William,-"Polio
Commissioner .Hlchel and Chief Hunt In
conference Friday arternoon. It is
esserted that at that time h declared
hi intention ot "making trouble" by
telling everything ho knew which would
reflect unfavorably on the department
If he wer not reinstated. Ths action f
th polio commission shows thst tbs
members did not car to fore him to
make good his threat . . I
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i ; V Oil Field Conditions; ;'i
. Mr." John Gloyn, of Bpoksne,' who has
Just returned from tb oil fields of East
Kootanay, B. C-, says: -
"Conditions ' ar most' favorabl " for
th largeet "boom' in oil known for many
near. -. Tho reason for the excitement
Is th phenomenal results of 'the com-
panle operating in the field, four pro
ducing well hav been -brought In.' and
a refinery is under construction., From
a wilderness has sprung up th thriv
ing booming town ot-Oil -City.- Two
transcontinental rallwaya contemplate
building Into th' field thla coming sum
mer, ono 'Of which now ha ita engl
neers in th field. Rancher ar leaving
their farma to run slags line and 4wul
freight Into the new-center, sawmills
are busy supplying building malarial
and buildings ar going up ilk mush
room in a night. The excitement la-pot
confined to tb Canadian alone a dif
ferent parties from thla side of th line
are buying clalma In .tho district with
tb Intention of operating either close
corpora t lone or as joint stock companies
"From ; Winnipeg to Victoria, people
ar becoming very much interested, and
In a very abort time, from' present 'in
dication, hundred of - rig will be
sinking wells to tap th '- oil - sands
which ar found at depths ranging from
to to 1,10 feat. The fine quality of
tho oil and th protection given by the
Canadian government la a great factor
In so many people leaving otner oil fields
and crossing th Una into Canada.
-"When I first went Into the oil coun
try"? aald ' Mr, Gloyn, met a party
fv Americans,': under Professor Her
mann. 'whs had Just returned from the
oil fields of Russia. Professor Her
mann said that Canada- was not aware
how- valuable a 'region she . possessed.
and that Pennsytvsnla never presented
as promising indlcstlons of oil as this
field did. Development ns been - re
tarded in these field owing to the op
position of tb Canadian Pacific railway.
which, ror a long time, mad strenuous
efforts to get possession of th territory
as a land grant , After years of lltlgs-
lion ths government decided to recognise
ih rights f locator by granting title,
end the way .In now open ror th full
development of the resource of this
rich district" -
IN FIFTY YEARS TWO '
f VOLUNTARY BANKRUPTS
(geaeial Dlspstcb He Tie JearaaU .
WaMaWaila. Wasb.1 April . In
history; attending over more thanhalM
a cantury but two caaea of voluntary
bankruptcy are. on record .In thla .county,,
and Strang to aayvboth hav been, In
stituted within th 'past- si months;
Th lst 1 that of't.W. MoOlsughlln.
a grocer on Bsst Main atreet. who ha
asked to be -released - f rem-hie-debt.
Th sntlr amount involved lis about
4,00. .McOlaughlln operated - under
ad vers circumstances for aom months,
and Anally bad t -Mve up. Even during
th panlo not ono of tho eltlsen of this
city took advantage of th bankruptcy
law. - , . V; f v,k-' ' -., , 'i - '; , , -i
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TnTTT.1 ' niTSn, ' '
(Isarial Mssstah s Tss leerml I '
Colfaa, Waatw April l.-r-The t -year-old
child of D. J. Kelly trtppod on a
board, which struck a broken bottle,
that flew uo. striking tho little one In
ere. destroying tho sight, and mav
cause th loss f sight In both eyes.
thrust - threateningly Into your
Pistol
noraeirr
"That's! th' calamity, ' sun. 1 had a
flask '. th' best an olde' Bourbon
whisk In th' stat f Kentucky stored
sway thar, suh, an' th' flask' dose
maabod, sub.; . .
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Opp. Ksiev rraak -and Old reotesU.
Hours 1:0 a. m. to p. m. . Sunday,
1:80 a. m. to $11:10 p. m.
To bs sure you ar In th right plac
romo In and get bottle of Dr. B. JU
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A. P. ARMSTRONQ, LL. B. PRINCIPAL
HYTO PROCEED
AGAINST CANAL CO.
Dirsctsd to Take Action to Stop
; Corporation Diverting Waters
jXj of Klamath River. .
MAY TAKE PROPERTY
THROUGH CONDEMNATION
Government Offered to Buy But
Exorbitant Price Asked
1 IfillsM host x
- (Weahlsate Borees ef The JesrsaL) ' y
Wasblngton. ' April t United SUtes
District 'Attorney Heney ha been di
rected by th department of justice to
commotio proceedings against ' tne
Klamath Canal company to restrain It
from using for Irrigation purposes the
wsters of th Klamath river which ia
held to be a navigable stream and gov
erned by th doctrine of riparian law.
Th action agalnat tho Klamath Canal
company grows out of frlftlon between
It and th government In regard to the
proposed government irrigation v enterprise-In
th Klamath Valley. .
The people of the valley ar anxious
that th government reclemstlon sort
ie should carry out. it plans for ex
tensive irrigation works ' and tho rec
lamation service I - desirous of doing
this, but cannot proceed on "account of
tho obstruction 1 of the Klamath Canal
company. : Tho reclamation service f
fered - to 'buy -ntth-nl company
property and water right at a price sslil
to bo $20.000. but tb canal company
asked twto - in 1. amount and. tb ne
gotiation failed. '.
It. I now tn intention or in recla
mation service to secur th property
of th Canal fompany( by v-ondemnatlon
proceedings, which. It 1 claimed, ca be
done under tho trm-o tho, national Ir
rigation law and a board or-reclamation
service engineer Is now making
aa satlmats of tb valu et-th prop
erty and I flslng.a prlc Which .th
government Will pay for It. , ,
Following tn xaiiur or negotiations
for th pure haee of It property the
Klamath company proceeded to divert
th water from th Klamath river and
to ue It In It partially computed eanal.
contrary to law, and thla divsrstoa th
district attorney will endeavor to re
strain. If successful In It plsn th
reclamation servics will commence con
struction ' work uon th Klamath tr-
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Sample will be In our Garage .
Monday morning. Prospec
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Sunset Magazine
'. V "With Lewi and Clark."
, by Julia Fraser, is an- ;
.'L other well Illustrated sr- . ,
i S tlcle ( about Portland's
'great exposition, and pea..
'j pie of ths Northwest, '
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